Some times I feel the world can not find any darker. Then I am proven wrong, again and again. I am not a parent, however I can empathize with those who are simply hoping to safeguard their children from danger. Unfortunately, YouTube has neglected them until recently. For some time, some sick people out that there were uploading videos which imitated favorite kids ' cartoons, together with violent and rattling spins. A lot of those videos somehow managed to get past parental controls. What exactly is it all about these videos that is so disturbing, and that which is YouTube currently doing about them?
The Content of the Videos
I'm not really much of a Internet person, so that I don't go on YouTube far myself. Actually, my friend was the one who explained in what was happening on YouTube. Her 7-year-old daughter was utilizing the YouTube Kids program to check up clips from the Disney picture Frozen. Instead, she found a disturbing, fake video where Elsa's arm has been busted by Spiderman. The damn clip mad her so much that she started crying and called her mom over. {Naturally, my friend was really horrified. She always took parental controls seriously how was her daughter able to get something like this?
These videos depict Disney characters in dreadful conditions.
These inappropriate YouTube videos have become somewhat of an outbreak. Kiddies can stumble upon bogus videos of Peppa Pig, Doc McStuffins, and the Cookie Monster that portray them in horrible, violent circumstances. Some times it's impossible to tell that they're fake until it's too late. I still can't comprehend just why adults could create these videos and target them to children. For his or her own perverse amusement?
What YouTube Does About It
As far as I am aware, it was a significant dilemma on YouTube to the past six months or so. These pictures that were disgusting, that can be seen on YouTube kiddies, were somehow able to get beyond your website's calculations and parental controls. However, YouTube did not respond until recently. Earlier, they worried that these black videos would be the exception instead of the standard, and could review them as wanted. They hardly corrected their algorithm to prevent children out of seeing such animations. Currently, whenever a video has been uploaded to the major portion of YouTube, it has a couple days before it turns up on YouTube Kids (whether or not it's appropriate). This slight delay should help weed out some with the content that is horrible.
What would you see kiddies with access to these types of videos? Do you believe it can impact their emotional wellbeing? And so is YouTube doing enough to crack down on it?